Having achieved phenomenal success on Broadway, Monty Pythons Spamalot was brought to Las Vegas at the Wynn. The Wynn Resort had its theater re-designed and re-named “The Grail Theater” especially for Spamalot, and the show is bigger and better than ever.  Based on the movie “Monty Python and the Quest for the Holy Grail”, Spamalot is a quirky musical that follows King Arthur and his inept knights on their travels through England.  Spamalot remained true to the humor and wit of the original film, and was written by Monty Python cast member Eric Idle.

Spamalot is fast-paced and funny with plenty of memorably absurd musical numbers (who could soon forget a chorus line of legless knights?).  Die-hard Monty Python fans will be satisfied by the inside jokes and references to classic Monty Python sketches.  Running only 90 minutes long, Spamalot still manages to include many of the film's classic characters – including the Knights who say “Ni”, Brave Sir Robin, and a homicidal rabbit.

But even if you've never heard of Monty Python before, don't despair – as there are plenty of new jokes and silly songs to give Spamalot mass appeal.  No longer simply relying on the classic British wit that made them famous, Spamalot parodies other Broadway musicals (the knights perform a dance straight out of “West Side Story”), the effeminate Sir Lancelot is 'outed', and even Las Vegas is poked fun of (“What happens in Camelot stays in Camelot”). 

Playing the lead role of King Arthur is John O'Hurley, who audiences might recognize as catalog tycoon J. Peterman from Seinfeld.  Everyone knows what a strong voice he has, but who knew he could sing too?  Like in the movie, most of the actors with smaller parts play more than one character, and their quick one-liners and slapstick often steal the scene.
Since its opening in March, Spamalot has been selling out night after night.  Don't miss your chance to see this one-of-a-kind show!